that is so great! how long did it take you?

i made this for my sister in law's mother. i think its maybe more of a pencil bag, who knows? i used a stencil of a bird... not sure what type maybe a wren?

i made this purse from scraps. i love Tandy Leather Factory. think i spent about 20.00, mostly for the hardware, on this purse. i made it for my sister in law. she is a green and purple fan. i made the pattern myself. it's the first time i made a purse so i was proud it turned out so well.



scaps


open/back


open/inside


inside

i made this pattern myself. it was super easy to put together and i didn't have to be so precise to make it fit together just right. yay! for sloppy quilting!  my mom got  a Jamone 12000 memory craft embroidery machine with the digitizer MBX software for her retirement present to herself.  it's so awesome, so, so awesome.  this was the first project i made with it and i was happy with the results.

i made this for my cousin who is having a baby anytime now. it's a girl, hopefully.

front






Back

this pattern is from black mountain quilts. I made it for my cousin's wife. she didn't know what she was having so it was a great quilt to do the androgynous thing. The baby turned out to be a boy
 

i'm beginning a series of witches.  i would like to make them into a mobile of maybe 7 or possibly 13 (if that isn't to large) with a small caldron in the middle as the weight.  i've mostly finished the first 2 except for their brooms... I haven't figured out what material i should use so if there are any suggestions on broom material i would be grateful.

i based Hazel off a vintage kitchen witch i found at a swap meet years ago. i fell in love with her and ever since i have been wanting to make a series of them. Corpula just kinda came out a western brothel witch... or something, lol! i don't know but she was fun making.





Hazel




Corpula

I think that's the first time I've looked at polymer clay and been hungry. Great job on the texture. Wow... totally cool.

I'm new at this. it's my first posting of any of my stuff... hopefully it turns out OK.


I made this quilt for my mom. it's about 7 1/2' X 6 '. It's Helen Knott's pattern "Let sleeping cats lie" she has a pattern for dogs too.





I appliqued and machine embroidered 48 of these cat heads... i was having dreams of cat heads, lol


the eyes on the mice are beads


i probably could have taken better photos before i gave it away.... but i never think of that until it's to late.

So twisted! What a great idea ripping their doll apart.

 outstanding! how did you come up with the idea for a sewing kit? I'm so intrigued by the creative process... or maybe better said: the inspiration process.  It's beautiful AND functional!